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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.


EVANSVILLE, August N. -Hight-Rlvsr
J teet 4 inches on the sauEe and iislns.
Weather clear and warn.
CINCINH Att. August 10 -rlsh,-Rivsf
feet inches ~ he saage and rising.
Weather clear and VsrJ hot.
LOulsyILLK. August TO- Might. River
feet 4 inches In the canal and foot inches
on the falit and falling. Weathof clear add
hot.
NEW ORLEANS, August 10. .Nlsh'-hr.
ritoii City % Neu ufisant, - Louis hhe
returned during the tEht With q s0Od eafso
of mihcellsEsous ifeirht
Ut. LOUIS, Auguit 10 ..HiFht-Rlvsr fa'lsn
lilo. and rou nafk feet inoho, ~ h'
sauEe. We.ihsr clfaf Aud bot. Arrived
trEansas CITY vichsbuiH, Jack frosi, Mem
phis. No departures Of resular packets
CAIRO. August 10. --siEht-ltivsf toe,
inches on tue Eaure And r!sinr. M.a,hel
clear and hot AtiVeii jay Gould Abs
bAfgss, -. soul', p.m.. ~ choice and
bafses, ~. Louii, I ont Ci'y 81 Pfg.i
dsnoe, 81 Louu, IN, Depaftsdt NJ
Choice and bafsss Mes Oflsan'' > p'm'
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Baltimore, q; nets, o.

BAJTIMoRs, MD, August 5-rhe
feature Of today game was the terrific
battir z OF Orr, wi o, with four times at
the bat, made y 81 gle, double, q
triple, "a a home ruH. The Indians
played a foe game behind Lynch,
who pitched la great form, bat the
home team won ny almost fAultless
fielding AID Dd De's home run nit IN
the ninth inning, after which Tucker
was given q phantom hit, but stole
second and scored on Gifhn's
splendid drive TO center field. Both
clubs obje5tsd 10 Sullivan umpiring
again, and Fulmer, Il the Baltimore
Club, took HE piece aud gave general
satisfaction. Attendance 1000. score /:
Baltimore. .......0 0020 020 3 Q
Metropolitaos--2 90 1000 o. D
Earned r1ns-Biltimore, 4; Nets, 3.
Two bIse hit-0n Three base hits
Orr and Davls. Home Tuns-0u and
Burns DJubis plays - Greenwood
aud Tucker, R.diord, Gerhardt and
Orr, 2. Base ON balls-Greenwood,
Burns, Jones aud HAnkinson. Struck
out-Bsltimore, |; Nets, l. Passed
blacksmith, 4; Lynch, !. Time
Two hours AID tsebty minutes. I'm
pires-F ulmer and Snllivan.
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~. Louis, ~, Cleveland, 4.


ST.. LOUIS, Mo, August 10.-The
Browns had walk over todsy, batting
Kirby at will and downing Cleveland
with ease. Old Pete Hotsling had an
of day. In the first inning, after two
men were out, he dropped a fly which
cost two runs. The game was devoid
OF interest and was very poorly IT..
tended. rhe grounds are very hard
and hits to the outfeld went bound.
ing toward the fences. Boyle's home
run was OF this nature. Boyle's back
stop work was again splend d feat.
IRE. He also threw beautifully to
bases, and caught his thirty.seventh
successive game in fine style. The
work OF Recclus and Gleason was
commemorate. Score: -.
st. Louls..........2 l3204G 0-l2
Cleveland. ........0 0O30 100 o. 4
Erned runs-St. Louis, 8; Cle7e.
land, 8. Two base hits--0'Ncill.
Fouiz 3. Three base bits-Sylvester
and Kirby. Home iun-Boyle Double
plays--Latham, Ro 5inson ar d Comis.
key, O'Neill and Boye, Mexican,
Stricken and Toy. Bese on bslls-Rob-
inson and Welcb. Base on erroi-
st. Louis, l. Struck out-Oarroll, Re.
cius and Kirby. Time-0ne hour and
forty minutes. Umpire-Curry.
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Snort as Saratoga.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August lO.-The
racing meeting was continued here
today. The weather ia fine. The
track is In excellent condition and the
attendance good.
Fret Rsce-0ne mile aud seventy
yards. Alsric won; Gallstin second,
Miss Motley three. Time l49
Second Race 0,e mile. Romp
won, with Lewis Clark second aud
Percy third. Time-l47A,
Third Race-One mile and q quarter.
Ten Strike won; Binne.te second,
Harry Russell third. Time 2:lS2.
Fourth Rsce-Three quarters Of a
mile. Fred B. won; Brouphton sec.
ond, Unique third. Time-l:l7.
Fifth Receive furlongs. Matte
Lourain won, with Quotation second
and Trina H. third. Time-1:03l.
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Chicago, n; PhiI.dtIphia, q.

CHICAGO, ILL, August l0.--The Chi.
csgos turned the tables on Philsdsl.
phia today In good shape. Clarksop,
In spite OF his lame arm, pitched and
the visitors only eol six hits of him,
one bsse on balls. Casey was in the
box for Philadelphia Ia the beginning,
but broke finger putting out Darling
at the plate. Theu Buff ton was put
in, but ss Chicago kept on piling up
runs II was determined TO cave him
for tomorrow. Pnilsdel phls only has
two pitchers this trip, Ferguson being
left behind, and Fogsrty was called IN
from right field. He did as we'll az the
Others. which was none too well, At
tendance, HOO. Score:
Chicago. ..........0 4 so 2l / IA
Philadephis.....0 600 8 90 o. 3
Earned runs-Ohicsgo o. Two-bsse
hi,s-Dlrling, Ryan, Arson, Fogsrty.
Double plays-Burns and Arson,
Fogsrty and Farrar. Bsss opIballs-
Arson 2, williamson, Daily, ClIkson,
r yan, 4 Mclaughlin. Ht-MoGuire,
Base on trron--Ohicsgo Is. Phila
delphia Z. Struck ou.-Clarkson 8,
Buffiaton 2. Passed balls-McG uire
2. Wild pitcbes-Fog,rty l. Time
Two bours and ten minutes. Umpire
Dave Sullivan.
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Painless ReanIalIos.

cit IL no longer a question Of doubt
although the contrary vn once believed
that med clnes phlch produce violent effects
are unsu,tsd 10 other tn N dsspsrais snef-
gsnsis, In other words, ihat taptr poisht
lure the tysts N rather than reform W. iTfegu.
iafities. Among medicines o. tebtItstinE
eject are cathartiss and cholAEosue. uhtoh
copiously an 4 abfuptly gtacp 80 The b l-els'
Bscauao does not Do his, hosteitsrt s,om-
olalf OF pufEatlvss. pait les 10 ~ oheob, "
Il sufficiently active 70 remedy chronic M
ttipa ion. IL relieves ~ nv s0rai ~ the
intestinss, ana enables, not torres, thsm W
psriafm the duty impo'sd 900 then by ma
noFmal aaantitlos by - hea ttuIlvtumu
iating 90 ct upon the liver, u 10 eminenty
con uciye ~ diE1stion, snd contributes w
no small desres 4 Keep the DO 'ss fesalaf'
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won, Young Luke second, Breakdown

won, Young Luke second, Breakdown
third. Time-l:042.
Second Race For beaten three
year DDS; 6ve.eiRhths Of a mile.
George . won, Bonnie Steel second,
King B I'd third. Time-l:053
Third Rsce-SellinQ; three fourths
Of q mile. Elsie B won, Gold Star
second, Believes third. Time-l:lS
Fourth R.ce = One mile and ore
eighth. Adrian won, Willie Palmer
second, Neptunus third. Time-l:57a
SIKH Rsce-0ne mile and one-six.
-teenth. Florence M won, Pink Got.
tage second, Tulu third. Time-l :493
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PATIENCE AND PERSEVERANCE.
A Rsy OF Hope for niiiipxtou's De-
voted mother aud sister.


II patience and p. reverence, com.
biped with amiAblli,y and sweetness,
count for sugh, the mother and sister
Of Mr.. George Milingtoo, conv.c'ed
Of murder in the second ds-
gree and sentenced 20 ffe.n
years In the penitentiary, will yet
succeed In securing bis re'esss on
bond, pending the Appeal for q new
tial. Ever SINCE tho verdict was ~.
turned the two ladies have almost
lived In the courthouse during the
day, trying 10 arrange the ecurlty.
Miliington's bond was fixed stslb,O0O
The shape In which the bond wGs
oil red was unusual. Col CAN'T, In
consideration Of trust deeds 10 prop
srty made h. him by MillinRlon'd
mother and otter and VIII, offered to
20 security, holding the real estate az
liable for the bond. Tbs attorney
general opposed the acceptance Of the
bond, aud he and the oouDsei Tor the
other NJ le bad warm Argument. Tho
Judge decided that the bond wonldn'l
be H. ken In the shape In which u was
offered, but that n simple deeds were
male 10 Col. CAN'T, and II the prop.
city was Of sufii lent value, he would
accept H. Tue phooner atd his cum.
eel fald that this would be- doue
Several citiEena from the vicinity q
where the land lies vero summoned q
appraiso the value Of Il. All IN,
| nsceaafy arrangement will be q I'M
ple'ed sbont Friday, Tbs motion io
a rev thai will not be argued III
then.
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Io,,.x,IIs. ~ C,ne,nn.,,. q,

L.ouIsvILLE, KY, August l0-LouIs.
vile won smother game from Cinoin.
natl today by dint Of timely bSiting
spd very clean fielding. Smith pitched
a Zoe game, hut hits were made op.
porIuuely. sChsmboIlsin, who was
rild At aie,, giving the visitors their
Art two runs, mad only three scatter.
inc hits made "a him ai,or the third
innipg. twenty-five hundred people
saw The game. The held work Of
roth clube was very 6ne. Score:
ClncInus,i .......2 l0l co.
IouIsyills. .......0 / 2 00o02'-6
R,rned runs-L1ulsville, O.; Cipcin.
natl. 3. Two base hit-Wolf. Three
haze hlt-Corkhill. sDoubls plays
Wsriek, Mack and Hseksr; Corkhill
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Indianapolis, 10, New York. y

IsDIAsAreIIs, IND, August l0.-In-
disnapolis turned the tables on New
York today, ard won game by better
battling, fielding and pitching. Two
new players, Lsitner and Mofetl, ma.
terially strengthened the homo team,
particularly Lsitnsr, who pitched ons
Of the best games teen here this year,
and held the Giants down 10 i've
actual hits, one q home run drive By
Conner, which was given him by a
close foul line decision. Myefs's home
run was made with two men uu bases,
aud netted him q pocKel:ul oil silver.
Score;
In iisnapolis.... 3 20000l19- $40
New York.......,.0 3 / 90 90 g 2
Earned runs-Indianspolis, 4. Two
base hits-Denny, Gillespie. phree
base hit-sh omberg Home runs
Conner, Msers. Double plays Gore
10 EEing, Gore to Rlonardsln. Base
on balls-Myers, Bassett, q asfc1ck
Tiernap, Conner, X ohardson. Hit
Rassstt. = rock out MOhet, 2
Hackett, L,itner, shombeig, Gore
Gs,rge, Gillespie, 2. Passed bal q
Ewing, 2; Hackett, l. Wild pitches
Lsitner, /; George, /. Time-Tw
hours and ten minu.es. Umpire
| Valantine.
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nianana Dats

Higgins, the colorod baseball pitcher
Of Memphis, now playing WITH the
Syracuse, N. Y, club, pitched one Of
the greatest games Of the eesson lot
Friday, whitewsshing the Newark
club. allosing only two men 10
reach Atst base, He was al the bat
four times, aud maoe two hits.
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washinxton, .; Detroit, 4.

DETROIT, MICH August l0.-Wa,h-
ington secured todsy's game by better
oil round playing. Whitney did their
pitching very ectively, while Con-
way did only fairly we'll for Detroit,
bst the errors OF the home club we're
much the moe costly. In the sixth
Hanlon's mufi allowed three runs.
Gilligsn's left index fpger was
knocked out OF place in the fiftb, aud
Mack relieved him. Brouthers' bass
running was the feature Of the game.
Score:
DStroit. .........l O 100 0 l o. 4
Washington ..-4 COOS 5000 o
Earned uns-Detroits, 3; Washing
tons, s. Two base hlts-R1we, Hines
and Carroll. Three bee hits Rowe
and Hines. Home Whitney and
O'Brieu. Double plays - White,
Richardson and Brouthers. Base on
balls -Broutners. Myers and Mack.
Base on erros-DsToit, 1; Washing.
ton, 8. struck out-By Conway, 2;
by whitney, 3. Passed bslls-Gilligan,
1. Tine Ore hour and fifty minutes.
Umpire-Sullisan.
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and Reilley; Reilley, uua,sistsd. Bsse
on balls by Chamberlain /, BY Smith
l. Hit-Browning and Reilley.
Struck out-By Chamberlain, 8; by
Smith, Q. Passed ball-Oross l. Wild
Observation-Disclosures /. Umpire
Fargueon.
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BIRMINGHAM Abroad.
View Orleans, o; Birmtogham, o.
Iasrof.l "a ras .PpaAII


BBNIsoHAE, ALA, August TO-
Birmingham defeated New Orleans to-
day In an exhibition game by the
score Of 8 to 8. The game was . very
pretty slogging match and the locals
won by heavy batting. They knocked
out total Of twenty-five bases, against
sixteen for New Orleans. Two Of the
locals new men. Burks and stsllings,
played and na5e very good showing.
Birmingl am. e. 2 0 o 0200 x-6
New oneaos..... i Oh l zoos
Base hiis-Birminaham, IL; New
Orleans. IA. Enors-Birmingham, 2;
New Orleans, 3 Struck out-By
Weber, /; Pc yell. Enned Iuns--
b rmiDghsm, 8; New 0flesne, 8. Two
base hits-websr !, III. Fuller ],
Movey 1, Powell /. Home runs
Dufiee l.
The change OF schedule throws this
series out OF League count. 01ly one
more game will he played.
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a.aahI,. Iai .,hIeile. 10.

NKw YORK, August 10 The Brook
lyns won their siIth consecutive vic.
tory today, and did II by bard hitting
aud fielding. They knocked Atklsson
out Of the blr la the SIKH inning, but
Poormsn, his successor, was both wild
and weak, aud Aiks,on vent back 10
pitch Ia tbs seventh. Bauer did good
work al second. bat none Of the other
Pbiladelphisns astonished anybody.
Attendance, $500. Score:
Brooklyn -.....2 0302 1901 Obs
Athletic .......l % % | 40-l0
E,rned runs Is ookiyo, .; Attn .otio,
3. Two brse hits-Phillips, 2; Piuk
new, !. Thne base hit-Smith, I,
Home run-smifh, l. Double plays
ssarivood and Phillirs. MoGArr. Bar
Tett and s'nvey, MoGan aud Sloyey
Base on balis-Pilkney, Mcclellan
McTammany, Mann, Baur, AtklsJor
and S.oyey. Base 90 erfom-Brook
Iyp,b Athletic, 1. Struck out--Brook
lyp, 9; Athl tic, /. Passed balls
Pooplts, /. Wild piichee-Terry, I
Atkissnn, | Poormsn, 1. Time-fw,
hours and f5r,y.6ye minulsa Umpif,
--McOna"e.
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PIttsburx, II Hostop, q.

PIrrsBuRo, Pa, August l0.-The
Piitsburgs had little or no difficulty in
defeating Boston today. The game
WAS one sided throughout. The home
team played in great form and Nc
Co.mick pitched better than he has
done before this season. Miller was
put Ia 10 each MIN and Mac let him.
self ont. The hits made Of him were
mostly cratches and were scattered.
Conway Wa, hit hard, Carroll and
Kushne making mark OF him. Field.
log on both sides WIS snap, but not
brilliant. Hower's gave great tstit-
faction rs umpiie. Attendance 5000.
Score:
Pittsburg .......0 320il00- z
Boston ..........0 0002 900 O. 2
Euned runs-Pittsburg, Q; B)stop,
/ Two base hit.-Canoll, 2; Nc
Cormick. Three bass hit-Kuehne.
Double plays-Wise, Morrill, and
Burdock; Burdock, Morrill, aud Wise.
BASE on balls-Mlller, Dalrympls,
Kuehne, Wlse, Johustoo, Conway.
Struck out-By Mccormick I, by
Conway /. Pissed balls-Tais, /;
Miller, l. Time-0ne hour and forty.
Eve minutes. Umplre-Posers.
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IHE SCHEDULE ADOPTED.
The SEASON WILL BE PLAYED
our.
Memphi, Tackles the Pelicans Next
Saturday and tnds Up With
charleston.
IspycrAL 70 ras AprxAL.I


BIRMINGHAM, ALA, August l0.-The
Southern Lesgae met today and de-
termiDed TO play the season out. The
schedule adopted:
cHARLKsToN ABROAD.
At Birmingham, August IA, 10, 10,
II, aud Septembsi 10, Is, II; at Mem.
phis, August 10, 20, 22, 23, and Sep.
temper 10. 90, 81; a. New Orleans,
August rs, ~, 81, 70, and September
%, "a, 20.
CHARLEsroN AT HOME.
Plays New Orleans August 80, 81 Sep.
TENDER /, 2, %, 20, 80, and October l |;
Birmingham, Sop ember 3, o, z, 8,
and October 7, s, 10; Memphis, Sep
TENDER 9, 10, IL, Is, and October y,
As.
HKw ORLEANS ABROAD.
At Memphis, August Is, 10, Is,
II and September 10, 10, II; at Birm-
ipghfm, August Is, 10, 20, q and
September IS, IS, 20; at Charleston,
August 80, 81 and September /, 2, 2S.
~, on anu Ottupef l.
sKw ORLEANS AT HehR.
Plays Charleston, August 20, 28, "a,
IS and September 20, "a, rs; Mem
phis, september 4, 8, 9, z and October
rs, 10; Brmingts September 10,
IL, II, 10 and Ojiobsr 3, 4, 8.
MEMPHIS ABROAD.
AT Birmingham, August 80, 81 and
September y, 81, 2s, 20; at New
Orleans, So ptembsr 4, 8. 8, z and 0cto
Der Z, 8, 10; at Charleston, Septembtr
0, 10, IL, IS end 0cIober 3, A, 8.
MEMPHIS AT HJMK.
Plays New 0tleans August Is, 10
l6, IL and September 10, 10, III
Charleston, August 10, 20. 22, % and
September 10, %, 81; Birmingham
August 25, 70, ~, 20 and September
%, "a, 28
BIRMINGHAM Abroad.
At Memphis, An sust %, 26, 81, 20
and September %, "a, 20; st Ohsrlts
ton September 8, y, rs. and Octobel
7.8, 10; al New 06lvans September 10
IL, IL, Is, anu October 3, 4, 8.
BIkhISGuAM AT HOME
Plays Charleston, August IA, is. 10
II, spd September Is, 10. II; New
Orleans, August Is. 10. 20, 81, anS
September 10, 20, 81; Memphis, Au
gust 30, 81, and september /, 2, "a, 2S
10.
The only other business transacted
OF consequence WAS the aboiishing o
the travelling umpire system In favo
OF local men ct soch town.
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@. d. GALLOWAY A co. ....... Phorsirrons
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SAPE-Parties having a burglar and 6e
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DIANoS-Twsnty good secondhand
Il right and square pianos must be soldi
cheap for cash some Of them good ~ NV.
n WITHIN sNN A 60.
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CHARLESTON AT HOME.

Plays New Orleans August 80. 81 Sep.
tember /, 2, %, 20, 80, and October l !;
Birmingham, Sep ember 8, Q, Z, 8,
and October z, s, 10; Memphis, Sep
TENDER 9, 10, IL, Is, and October y,
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TROTTlNa COLA enc uottiug colt.
l. sired by McCurdy's Hamiltouian, four
years old, we'll brole TO harness and last.
r. n. MUSELEf A Co, 81 Msdtson Of.
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RocERY sToRE-Corpsr .v,reiuia aud
VI Eighth streets, Fort Pickering. VIII
iuyoice etook.
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lN 00D-9OQ cords. Apply 10
w A. U. HILLS, Oapleyilie, Tenn.
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At Birmingham, August IA, 10, l6,
II, aud Septembei 10, Is. II; at Mem.
phis, August 10, 20, ~, 23, and Sep
TEMPER 10. 20, 81; a. New Orleans,
August rs, ~, 81, %. and September
g. "a. %.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-30
HOW WILL THIS DO ?

a 'pisneor democrat" of Brownsville,
having read our article of last week con
cerning the manner of holding democratic
conventions in Linn county, says:
~ am a pioneer democrat in Linn coun.
ty, having attended many of the county
conventions since 1880 Generally the
party has had pretty fair luck, but on few
occasions fatal mistakes have been made
leading TO defeat Of part OF the ticket
have had occasion to investigate the cause
and they all originate In the manner
of holding our conventiensA know on
several occasions that delegates have not
voted in the convention for the candidates
that they had pledged themselves to. And
this very conduct has led to most all the
dissensions our party has been cursed
with. agree with you, Mr.. Editor, that
IL would be much better II delegates In the
convention should be required TO vote LiUd
UOee-name In open convention the candi.
date they prefer. ! am In favorof having
the primary meetings instruct their dele
gates to the county convention to favor
the adoption of rule in the county con-
vention that all voting fer candidates shall
be by word of mouth and not by ballot as
we have been doing"
We are glad to give the views of"pioneer
democrat" on this important matter and
nope other democrats will briefly state
heir views. Let the matter be discussed
lmong the democrats, for we believe much
'eneht will be the result.